One character in this play asks "How do you like that for a declension?" after saying "good, better, best, bested." Another character repeatedly screams "Violence! Violence!" during a climactic scene. That character's husband is mistaken for a mathematics professor, though he actually teaches biology. One of the main characters yells "You can't do 
One character in this play asks "How do you like that for a declension?" after saying "good, better, best, bested." Another character repeatedly screams "Violence! Violence!" during a climactic scene. That character's husband is mistaken for a mathematics professor, though he actually teaches biology. One of the main characters yells "You can't do that!" after her husband invents a story in which their son swerves to avoid a porcupine and dies in a car crash. Nick and Honey become entangled in the games of the central couple, one of whom answers the titular query by saying "I am, George… I am" at the end of this play. For 10 points, name this play by Edward Albee.
One character in this play asks "How do you like that for a declension?" after saying "good, better, best, bested."
{Who's Afraid} of {Virginia Woolf?}